Show overview
Soft Robotics Podcast has been publishing since 2021, and across the 5 years since has built a catalogue of 512 episodes. That works out to roughly 250 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a several-times-a-week cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 4 min and 50 min — with run-times ranging widely across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Science show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 25 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2021, with 187 episodes published.
From the publisher
Hey! I am Marwa ElDiwiny, the host and creator of the Soft Robotics podcast. I started this podcast for a reason, one of them was to ask the questions I always wanted to ask when I was in the lab and reignite my curiosity by talking to interesting people. I found my purpose in this podcast, I hope it may inspire someone somehow along this journey!
Latest Episodes
View all 512 episodesDigit 5: What Are They Not Showing Us?
James Kuffner on Warehouse Robots, Humanoids & the Future of Robotics
Why Did This Robot Take 7 Years? Matic Robots
The Case for Three Fingers — Fluidic Tendons vs. Conventional Tendons vs. Direct Drive
Matic Robots, Tomorrow’s Reveal + The New Hand of Foundation
What if batteries could store more energy, last longer, and be safer?
The Humanoid Robotics Race: Who Actually Has a Chance? | Jason Black, VC
Mia Hand: For Humans and Robots
He Built a Robot That Performs Acrobatics
The Man Who Built Robots for 60 Years | Mark Rosheim
Ghost Circuits: Machines That Think Without Code
Humanoid Robots Are Still a Body Problem with Jerry Pratt (Persona AI)
The Rosheim Joint: A Hidden Breakthrough in Wrist Design
Mark E. Rosheim is an American roboticist, engineer, author, and founder/president of Ross-Hime Designs, Inc., a mechanical design and robotics company in Minneapolis. He is best known for his work on anthrobotics, the design of robots with human-like limbs, hands, wrists, and manipulation capabilities, a term he helped pioneer. Rosheim holds numerous patents in robot technology and has developed robotic systems for major clients including NASA, the U.S. Department of Defense, and aerospace firms. He has written several influential books on robotics, such as Robot Evolution: The Development of Anthrobotics (a technical and historical survey of robot design) and Leonardo’s Lost Robots (reconstructing Leonardo da Vinci’s automata designs). His work blends mechanical engineering, biomechanics, and historical research to advance understanding of how complex robot mechanisms can emulate human motion. Website: https://www.anthrobot.com/
What AI Robotics Demos Don’t Show: The Missing Piece in AI Robotics
What AI Robotics Demos Don’t Show: The Missing Piece in AI Robotics Sat down with Phil Trubey to talk neuromorphic chips and the holy grail of AI robotics.
Carl Bass: The Origin of AutoCAD & the Future of Design
Carl Bass, former CEO of Autodesk, shares his journey from leading one of the world’s most influential design software companies to shaping the future of making things. We dive into design, technology, and what’s next for innovators everywhere.
Exclusive: Inverted Planetary Roller Screws from Chinese Manufacturer CB Robot Technology
For more details, contact: 长坂（扬州）机器人科技有限公司 / CB Robot Technology Jianhao Zhou – [email protected]
Throwback: Sang-bae Kim on Humanoids and Legged Robots (2021)
Throwback: Sang-bae Kim on Humanoids and Legged Robots (2021) by Marwa ElDiwiny
Can Planetary Roller Screws Be Produced in Under 20 Seconds to Make Them Viable for Humanoids?
Scott Walter Sits Down with Benjamin Schwegler from LTK Lineartechnik Korb to Talk About: Can Roller Screws Be Made in 20 Seconds and How This Could Make Them Viable for Humanoids? https://ltk-linearmotion.com/about-us/
Humanoid Global: A Robotics VC Investment Thesis
For more details check: https://www.humanoidglobal.ai/
Ball-and-Socket… But for Locomotion, Enchanted Tools
Ball-and-Socket… But for Locomotion, Enchanted Tools by Marwa ElDiwiny